Rough Country 1.75 level does it leave any rake in the back ?

Without touching the back?

 

When I had it on, it was pretty perfectly level.

 

Depends if you have avs or not. If you have avs it will leave your rear lower then the front unless you adjust the avs levers

 

I'm just going to do the 1" front spacer and call it a day...

 

I would like to do that as well. Who makes a 1" spacer for the 2022 / 23 Tundra thou?

 

Cornfed

 

Any one have this version of RC kit? Does it require top studs to be cut?
SKU is the same from their site.


https://www.roughcountry.com/toyota-leveling-lift-kit-88000a.html?find=2022-toyota-tundra-4wd-863232

 

Have you (or anyone) installed just the 1" cornfed front? Since we're not doing a full 2", was curious about ride characteristics , and a pic if there is any. Just ordered mine. thx.

 

Yea I am debating the 1 inch still as well. I don't like the jacked-up truck lift look (just want the 34 inch tires (295/60/r20) and just want a Suttle looing lift, but I wonder if an inch enough?

 

This is mine with the RC on it. I think it's about as "level" as you can ask for.

 

Does the Cornfed 1" spacer require any stud cutting or does it simply bolt on?

 

I have the RC 1.75" in front, nothing in back, and it is just about exactly level. If anything, 1/8” to 1/4” lower in front.

 

No stud cutting with the Cornfed, you can call him, he'll answer all your questions, very good dude. You still have to get an alignment once you do it. I haven't done mine yet as I have a few other projects I'm finishing up before I mess with the truck but I do have the kit sitting here collecting dust.

 

@Boerseun Are those stock tires that came with Truck?

 

Yes.
It is part of the XP package

 

I've been talking with the guy from Cornfed, he's super helpful. They have (not on the website yet) a 1.5" x 1" option as well. I tow. I've been debating the 2"x1" to keep a little rake, but I may do the 1.5" for the front. He sent me pictures. It look pretty good. Lifted just enough and leaves enough rake so I won't be nose high when towing. When my trailer is hitched up (stock) I'm dead level. The front drops about 1.75". If that helps...

 

Mine with rear air and AVS was much lower in the back. Ended up with almost 3" of increase in front from RC 1.75 level. Not sure why. Made some extensions for the rear height sensor arms to get me some rake.

 

Cornfed 1”
Before:

After:

 

@verselk3 is this just a 1' cornfed in front?

 

Yessir!

 

Looks great!

 

Thanks but not at all concerned in the mild off-roading I’ll be doing in this rig

 

Is there a way to determine the amount of rake on my truck? My RWD Limited has a slight nose-down rake and I’m concerned the Rough Country 1.75 level kit will make it too tall in the front.
It seems like every Tundra’s front suspension is slightly different and I’m struggling to find pictures of a RWD Limited with the short bed that has this kit.

 

Hi veselik3 - Do you think the 1" make a big difference? or would you have gone with the RC 1.75 level if u were to do it again? Thanks!

 

I have their original kit that came out and had a buddy do it. I mentioned he’d have to cut the studs from the install video I saw, so I presume he did it (I didn’t do that thorough of an inspection, I do trust his work). I don’t know if that stands true with what appears to be a newer spacer kit (if in fact it’s newer, or was an alternative this whole time). This is the one that I have and it came out pretty darn leveled

https://www.stage3motorsports.com/88000_a-2022-tundra-rough-country-175-leveling-kit.html

 

Does anyone know if the SR5 (no TRD) that I have has any difference from a TRD or other trim as far as stock height? I have the black shocks. I'm about to pull the plug on the RC M1 adjustable fronts, put them at 2" and do a 1" spacer in the rear to keep a little rake for towing. Wanting to know if anyone can confirm that this should leave me about an inch higher in the back?

 

According to toyota trd offroad is a 1" Bilstein lift

 

Has anyone here actually installed the new or current version pictured below? I assume no studs need to be cut? Anyway, they show up tomorrow and I'll hopefully get them on this weekend!

 

Siblue asked a similar question and I replied, wasn’t sure about the trim, but I also totally forgot that RC should have an install video on the product page. In the kit that I got they addressed trimming the bolts, so I’m sure if it’s needed for that kit they’d mention it. Check and see if they provided a different video for that kit

 

I just got this same kit in the mail. I was hoping for the spacers that needed me to cut the top studs.
But this one requires that I compress the coil and twist the top hat.

My question is: Does the top hat twist without doing anything other than compressing the spring?